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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 405, 11 February 1904, Page 4

FOR SALE, \utbMb« v LadyV Apply— - OFFICE OF TH. Vv.O ; -:E'- :; *- APER, , l 'e; FOR |ALE,*,Fou%reomed COTTAGE (weatherboard)*; removable. Apply— / ''';.'.: : *■■;-, 0. F. FAISANDJEE, . \; t Clyde. "EW ZEALAND BJAILWAYS. DUNEpiN autumn Graces—- * 24tb|26tb, & 27th FEBRUARY, l : . \^m^' 1904. ■ - Holiday Exclrsion Tickets to Dunedin will be issufd from any station on the Hurnnui-BJ uff Section from 22nd to 26th FEBMJARy, inclusive, also from Oamaru, (Sinton, and. intermedin . morning trains on 2?TOEEBRUARY, available for return tiIJAMONDAY, 7th March. I The return fares will |be:—First Class, 2d per mile; per mile; the minimum bein 2s respectively. . \J. by ord;erm

district Valuation roll open j&r inspection, TT Is H&eby Notified that the - District\y aluation Roll for the district mentidrl§a in the Schedule hereunder will b% open for public inspection at the mace named in the Schedule from the JOth 'day of Februaay until the 17t| day of February next, during office lours. It is further no&fijsd that Friday the 19th day of February, is fixed as the last day for receiving objections to valuations within the district set forth in the Schedule. / Objections to be addressed to : Tha Officer in Charge Dept., Invercargill. ■ : JOHN M'GOW^N, Valuer-General, Wellington, I Ist February, 1904-1 SCHEDULE: \^ it'■'■■•"" -n- t . t Roll Open fflr It^ Name of District. spe s o f at Manuherikia Ridmg Goi j Offices, ClySa, FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. THE NEW VINOENT COMPANY'S DREDGE & PLANT. For jELlbsolute Uxivesev(ved Sale. M. S P E D DING s instructed to sell, at his Rooms, Dunedin, on FRIDAY, 19th February, The above DREDGE, as it now lies on the river, opposite Township of OlydeV with Boats, Stores, and other Properties of the Company. The Dredge is well equipped, was recently overhauled, and is ready for work. The Highest Bidder will be declared the purchaser. List of Stores and other particulars on application to W. 0. PITCHES, Clyde; . Or to— ' ""■ ■& \fe> THE AUCTIONEER. '

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